Data Protection Commissioner initially planned not to fine Meta for data breaches but fines are arguably the most dissuasive tool in the GDPR toolkit
Karlin Lillington
Karlin Lillington columns
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Karlin Lillington: I’d like to think we’ve reached a moment of reconsideration where people will opt for an open web model with more freedom, less surveillance, and greater user control
Elon Musk’s so far ill-fated effort to monetise account verification is undermining the worth of his social media investment
Several US cities banned technology in policing when analysis indicated, at best, 72% accuracy rate with higher rate of false positives for people of colour
Reading out loud triggers something very human, very ancient, and very rewarding
One internal email axing snacks and massages is hardly a sign of another dotcom-style crash. But massive industry job cuts could be
Few would have recognised Intel co- founder despite his enormous contribution to the world we live in today
Case triggered by lending of scanned and digitised books during Covid lockdown likely to end up in the US supreme court
Karlin Lillington: SVB’s collapse pulls back curtain on ridiculous hypocrisies and false narratives beloved of tech sector
Youth-focused social media platform has admitted allowing Chinese access to data and there are fears about the use of the data of minors
Power hungry data centres place huge strain on our grid and emissions They should be built further away, and rely on renewable energy.
Ireland has an opportunity to become a centre of excellence for advising on compliance
Many large appliances lose support for so-called smart features after just a couple of years. That’s not good enough
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